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## Translation:
**310**
The term "Nagi" (Nāgī) should be combined with the "Paramarṣi" (Paramarṣi) Linga, and the term "Parma" (Parma) should be combined with the "Paramendra" (Paramendra) Linga and other parts. ||15|| Similarly, "Paramarājya" (Paramarājya), "Paramārhanta" (Paramārhanta), etc., should be combined with the "Paramnirvāṇa" (Paramnirvāṇa) Linga in order. ||155||
**Commentary:**
The mantra is: "Paramanistārakalinga bhāgī bhava, Paramarṣilinga bhāgī bhava, Parmendra linga bhāgī bhava, Paramarājya linga bhāgī bhava, Paramārhanta linga bhāgī bhava, Paramanirvāṇa linga bhāgī bhava" (You should be a part of the Paramnistāra Linga, you should be a part of the Paramarṣi Linga, you should be a part of the Parmendra Linga, you should be a part of the Paramarājya Linga, you should be a part of the Paramārhanta Linga, you should be a part of the Paramanirvāṇa Linga).
This mantra should be used to perform the initiation ceremony of the disciple. The disciple should be clothed in a pure, unblemished garment. ||156|| A loincloth should be worn underneath the garment, and a three-stranded cord should be tied around it. ||157|| Then, a sacred thread (Yajñopavīta) should be given to the disciple, which is blessed by mantras and is a symbol of the vows. This thread is given by the Ganadhara (Ganadhara). The disciple becomes a twice-born (Dvija) after receiving this thread. ||158|| Previously, he was only a Brahmin by birth, but now he has been initiated into the vows and has been born again. Therefore, he becomes a Dvija (twice-born) due to these qualities. ||159|| At this time, the disciple should be given the Anuvrata (Anuvrata) vows in accordance with the scriptures, with the Guru (Guru) as a witness. He should also be initiated into the Gunavrata (Gunavrata) and Śikṣāvratas (Śikṣāvratas) by those who are virtuous and follow the vows. This means that he should be given the five Anuvratas, the three Gunavratas, and the four Śikṣāvratas, along with good conduct. ||160|| After this, the Guru should teach him the Upāsakādhyayana (Upāsakādhyayana) and give him a name that is appropriate for his character. He should also instruct him in the Atibālavidyā (Atibālavidyā) and other subjects. ||161|| After this initiation ceremony, the disciple should worship the Siddhas (Siddhas) and then worship his Guru according to the scriptures. ||162|| On that day, the disciple should go to the houses of the Jain community to beg for food. The money that is collected should be given to the teacher with respect. ||163||
**Notes:**
* **Linga:** A symbol or mark that represents a particular deity or principle.
* **Paramarṣi:** A great sage or saint.
* **Paramendra:** The supreme Indra, the king of the gods.
* **Paramarājya:** The supreme kingdom.
* **Paramārhan